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FCA Axes Fungibility Exception in UK Crypto Regulations

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CryptoUK has announced that the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK is removing the proposed 'fungibility exception' under the country's final Anti-Money Laundering (A&D) rules. This change means that trading platforms can no longer solely rely on fungibility to bypass the requirement for a separate Qualified Cryptoasset Designation (QCDD) when admitting qualifying cryptoassets.

This decision could lead to stricter compliance measures for crypto firms in the UK, as detailed in an official tweet from CryptoUK. The change aims to enhance regulatory oversight and consumer protection by requiring trading platforms to provide additional criteria for admitting cryptoassets.

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